Pedorthic Certificate Program
The Pedorthic Certificate Program is a one-quarter, comprehensive training pathway designed to build foundational and applied skills in pedorthic care. Students gain knowledge in clinical practice, biomechanics, fabrication, gait analysis, and patient management through a combination of theory and hands-on learning. Coursework includes exploration of the pedorthist¿s role within the healthcare team, ethical and business practices, and clinical documentation. Students also develop practical skills in device design and fabrication, patient assessment, fitting and adjustment techniques, and treatment planning. This program prepares learners to understand human movement, evaluate gait patterns, and support patient mobility through effective pedorthic interventions.
This course is online via Canvas with in person lab sessions scheduled towards the end of the quarter.
Fee: $3,000.00
Capacity Remaining: 20
Dates: 9/21/2026 - 12/14/2026
Times: 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Days:
Online & In-Person: The lecture portion of this class is offered in live, instructor-led, real-time sessions in a classroom environment with online sessions for support. Students must attend class during the class dates and times listed above and must have a computer with video and audio to participate in online sessions. Computers are available on campus if needed. Labs will be held in-person. Clinicals will be at various sites in the Spokane area.
Please contact Mary McDaniel for more information:
Mary.McDaniel@ccs.spokane.edu or (509) 279-6177
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